Writing for Early Childhood Journals: Tips from NAEYC and Exchange, by Susan Friedman and Sara Gilliam NO CERTIFICATES
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Sponsored by Early Childhood Investigations Consultants Directory.
Please be advised that this webinar is for aspiring and established early childhood authors.
Certificates of Attendance and CEUs will not be offered in this session.
This webinar is on THURSDAY, October 5th.
Join us for another webinar about publishing in early childhood education! In this webinar, you will learn more about how to publish articles in the top journals in the field with the publishers two most important journals in our field. This tip-filled session is specifically for established and aspiring authors of content for practitioners, researchers, administrators, and families in the early childhood ecosystem. Join our expert panel for perspectives from all around the publishing sector, including:
Susan Friedman, from NAEYC, who explain opportunities and processes related to publishing in Teaching Young Children, Young Children, and Families;
Sara Gilliam, from Exchange, who will give you an overview of the world of authoring for Exchange Magazine.
In this session, you will learn:
what ideas, styles, and content publishers seek
typical levels of effort and time frame for publishing
how to submit your ideas to publishers
best practices for authors of articles
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